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Apr 28, 2021Now Reports
Momochi – Living in a City Without the Feeling of a City
There’s a good chance that many of our readers are aware of this month’s guest, having seen his name around town or even eaten one of his meals. This month we spoke with the man of...
Apr 26, 2021Now Reports
A Great Time to Enjoy Fukuoka’s Roadside Trees
Spring has sprung, and this is a great time of year to take a stroll in the shade of Fukuoka’s tree-lined streets. Technically...
Apr 22, 2021Now Reports
AGORA Fukuoka Hilltop Hotel & Spa Cool and Luxury Beer Terrace 2021
AGORA Fukuoka Hilltop Hotel & Spa boasts an excellent location with unmatched views of the city of Fukuoka, especially to the west; the perfect place to enjoy a sunset. Enjoy all-y...
Apr 19, 2021Now Reports
Fukuoka Now Azalea Guide 2021
Azalea is a shrub with red, pink, and white flowers that bloom from April to June. It is commonly used as a garden and roadside shrub in many parts of Japan since ancient times and...
Apr 9, 2021Now Reports
Fukuoka Wisteria Guide 2021
The cherry blossom season began and ended at least two weeks earlier than usual. Now another tree comes into bloom in Fukuoka and across Kyushu. Wisteria have been adored...
Apr 6, 2021Now Reports
COVID-19 Vaccination
Fukuoka City has announced that it is starting its vaccination program for a portion of elderly residents from April 12. It is expected that all elderly residents will receive...
Mar 30, 2021Now Reports
Visit Fukutsu Sea Mirror for Spectacular Scenery
Many people know Fukutsu for its Hikari no Michi (“path of light”). The mysterious Hikari no Michi is truly spectacular. It happens when the setting sun lines up directly...
Mar 29, 2021Now Reports
My Momochi – People and Places
Spring has arrived, and a refreshing breeze is blowing in Seaside Momochi. The “Momochi Now” series is back with monthly interviews with people who live, work, or are otherwise inv...
Mar 26, 2021Now Reports
Two Nights & Three Days of Spring in Kagoshima. Islands, Shochu and Dinner on a Train!
The island of Kyushu is blessed with abundant nature and beautiful scenery. There are Shinkansen and highway connections to wherever people live on the island, and the numerous sma...
Mar 23, 2021Now Reports
Kushida Bunko: Tracing the History of Libraries in Fukuoka
Fukuoka was home to the first public library in Japan. Called the Kushida Bunko, it was opened in 1818 on the premises of Kushida Shrine, the grand tutelary shrine of Hakata. Altho...
